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November 01, 2009

UML Use Case Diagrams in VSTS 2010

The new Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Edition has support for UML diagrams.  I just whipped together this Use Case diagram for the sample project Chris and I are demonstrating at our PDC 2009 pre-con on Developing Quality Software using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.  Visual Studio is really intuitive for UML diagramming – much simpler than Visio.  Plus, you can easily create TFS work items from the Use Cases.  Come see how it’s all done at our PDC pre-con. 

VS2010-Use-Case-diagram

BTW, did you know that all MSDN subscribers with a Dev edition of VSTS 2008 get an automatic upgrade to VSTS 2010 Ultimate? Make sure your MSDN license is up-to-date so you get all the new stuff in 2010. :) 

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